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Subject: binladen taliban oil
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jlh1182 10.01.12 - 12:59am
The media call Osama bin Laden a fanatical Islamic fundamentalist. But make no mistake. Far more than any religious belief, it is bin Ladens struggle with U.S. bosses over profit sources theat drives him. * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:02am
The same goes for the Koran- th*mping Taliban. * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:03am
In the 1970s and 1980s bin Laden amassed billions as the construction firm he headed built roads, mosques, and military bases for the Saudi government. * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:04am
But the royal family refused to cut bin Laden a share of the even more lucrative oil business, which it reserves for itself and the Exxon Mobil axis. * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:05am
So bin Laden made a bid for state power. In 1990, after Iraq had invaded Kuwait, bin Laden tried to raise an army of his Afghan war veterans * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:06am
So bin Laden made a bid for state power. In 1990, after Iraq had invaded Kuwait, bin Laden tried to raise an army of his Afghan war veterans to 'safeguard' the country. * +
dgsn 10.01.12 - 01:06am
What do either have to do with oil? Bin Ladens are a construction engineering family. Taliban had/have nothing to do with Al Qaeda nor oil. Unless you count a pipeline that runs through Afghanistan. And as for Taliban not being fundamentalists thats just stupid, the very word Taliban implys they are let alone their actions * +
jlh1182 10.01.12 - 01:08am
But the Saudi royals, aided by half a million U.S. troops, prevented the coup. * +
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